From: Diane Harrison <tkbnetw@fan.net.au>
Date: Sun, 20 Jun 1999 12:51:53 +1000
Fwd Date: Sun, 20 Jun 1999 10:10:49 -0400
Subject: Night Sky Mystery - Is It A Bird, Is It A Plane..?
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From Diane in Warwick
Rported By UFOR Queensland
NIGHT SKY MYSTERY IS IT A BIRD, IS IT A PLANE..?
19th June 1999
By Scott Murdoch Warwick Daily News
We know what it isn't but not what is it is.
That's the official word from Toowoomba UFO expert after reports
do bright orange lights flashing across the Warwick sky
Thursday night.
The lights captured the attention of a number of residents,
promoting dozens of phone calls to the Daily News yesterday
The lights were seen about 9.30pm and in the direction which
ranged from the Warwick Hospital to above Akooroomak.
UFO Research Queensland Toowoomba rep Karim Hashim-Jones could
not explain the unknown lights. "I've come up with what it isn't
but not what it is "he said, "It could be extra-terrestorial
life or top top secret aircraft - we just don't know. Mr
Hashim-Jones said there had been "hundreds" of reports of light
above Toowoomba's sky in the last few weeks, but he had not
heard of anything in Warwick.
"I know it's not space junk or a station or an aircraft -
because the description doesn't fit." Warwick resident's Mandy
Ralph saw three bright objects, and she now believes there is
"something out there."
"The lights were going straight but they then went
anti-clockwise and drifted and then all of a sudden they went."
Ms Ralph was relieved when told of other reports. "Good, I'm
glad someone else saw them and I'm not going crazy," she said.
"It was a bit scary actually not knowing what it was." Ms Ralph
said she believed Thursday night's sighting could, in fact have
been a UFO. Channel 10 forecaster Ray Wilkie advied people to
look into the sky Thursday night at what was believed to be a
space Station.
Oakey Aviation centre airfield operations manager Dick Blunt
said Helicopters had been flying in the Warwick region but not
Thursday night.
Regards Diane Harrison
Your roving UFO Investigator from Warwick
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